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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1932
Page
2
Hempstead county backs a yearly all weather road build to cut dirt roads. Support for practical agricultural programs grows as farmer groups push cooperative effort. State highway progress continues. Tax reform aims at more efficient government through cutting expenditures.
A survey of 3000 American homes by the President's Conference on Home Building and Ownership finds the typical small house cramped with only three rooms downstairs. The report urges additional living and private spaces such as a playroom, a room for entertaining a partner, a workshop, and a music area to reduce family friction and curb late night parking parties.
Kansas City business leader extols farm boys in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas. He cites a rural youth whistling hymns while working, arguing farm boys strengthen the nation and should be favored over European governments. He calls for backing and service to the farming generation.
Mayor Joseph V. McKee of New York City laments the loss of a month's salary for a family living on less than $2000 a year calling it a tragedy.
Miss Irma Briant joined a carload of young ladies from Miller, North Hempstead and Howard counties last Monday to Maddox Seminary in Little Rock. Misses Annie Black, Aline Boyett, Lucille Rhodes, Ethel Turner, May Haynes, Avis Reaves and Janie Hervey left for Ouachita College Tuesday afternoon. Miss Jett Black hosted a conversation party Tuesday night. Rosa Wallace and Mary Catts of Washington were guests at the Hotel Barlow yesterday. Virginia Higgason of Washington visits her grandmother Mrs. Ellen Jones. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Lambeth and daughter Lynda Lambeth left Saturday for Cooper, Texas.
Washington hosted Mrs. Lee Holt Mrs. B A Hartsfield Mrs. Kate Holt and Miss Kathryn Holt as Hope visitors last Saturday. Frank May of Little Rock greeted Washington friends last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tom Haynes and daughter Margaret visited Idabel Oklahoma on Sunday. William Ellis of Pine Bluff spent last Friday with his sister Mrs Jesse Bearden.
In a frontier drama Stan Ball fights trespass by Asper Delo as he protects Dana Delo and uncovers danger near Three Rivers. Dudley Winters woos Dana while plotting to recover Asper Delo, and Dona worries if Stanley Black will return before a river morning drive turns toward mounting tension.
Dana and Dudley reach a timber country hotel run by Seth Doby. Dana, posing as Dona Delo, recalls Swede Delo and seeks help to locate Asper Delo while Doby recounts a legendary past and warns of Swede’s danger.
Miss Mildred Ellis returns to Pine Bluff after time with relatives in Washington. Adell Bullard comes home from Hot. Mrs. Charley Bullard visits Hot Springs this week. Mrs. W. E. Hulsey shopped in Hope Tuesday. Mrs. S. E. McPherson of Hope visited her parents in Pine Bluff. Mrs. Crit Stuart and Mary Davis spend the week in Malvern. W. H. Stingley made a business trip to Hope. J. W. Turner visits Hope. W. R. Pruitt and wife go to Oklahoma City to visit friends. Mrs. Oberia Thompson of Blevins visits brother Willie Harris. Billie Robinson returns from Arkansas City. Mr. and Mrs. John Shields and Mrs. Sallie Shields of Hope visit Mrs. Hulsey. Mrs. Jimmie May and children shop in Hope. Mrs. Williams Mary Catts and Letha Frazier attend the Business and Professional Women's conference in Hope. Finis Johnson and Mrs. Johnson with Mrs. Stroud spend Sunday afternoon in Hope. Mrs. Chas Price Ruth Ligon and Mrs. Desmute of Glenwood stop in Washington en route home from the B P W conference in Hope. Pauline Stuart spends Tuesday in Hope. Mrs. Paul Dudney visits her mother Beula Johnson in Hope. Reverend W. H. Stingley holds regular appointment at Redland church.
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